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  • Largest oil and gas conference ends in stalemate
    The 37th Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA) convention — a major conference for local petroleum industry players — failed to answer questions over the sector’s current investment climate
  • Oil and gas blocks under the gavel and up for grabs
    The government officially offered 21 oil and gas blocks located mostly in eastern parts of Indonesia to potential investors in its first round of block tender this year.
  • Jatigede Dam to be in operatation by 2014
    The Public Works Ministry is accelerating the Rp 4 trillion (US$408 million) Jatigede Dam project in Sumedang, West Java, as part of the government’s food security program.
  • Three convicted killers finally put to death in Cilacap prison
    The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) announced three convicted murderers were executed at Nusakambangan Penitentiary in Cilacap, Central Java, early on Friday morning.
  • Government recognizes customary forests
    The government was due to begin mapping areas defined as customary and state forests following the Constitutional Court’s ruling that rendered the government’s ownership of customary forests vo
  • Rupiah falls victim to uncertainty on fuel prices
    The rupiah spiraled into another precipitous depreciation cycle this week as President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono’s dithering over fuel subsidies propagated anxiety in the market.
  • Sex, lies and the PKS
    Efforts by the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) to distance itself from Ahmad Fathanah were stymied after the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) presented evidence linking the graft suspect to t
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